Thank you for considering a donation to the Alamosa Senior Citizens. Your donation makes an impact on the quality of programming that we provide, helps to update and replace equipment and furnishings, and helps with operational expenses. You may also receive a tax credit through the Enterprise Zone.
The Alamosa Senior Citizens have been instrumental in my health and well-being as I age. I have the opportunity to visit old friends and make new ones. I volunteer often and it give me a wonderful sense of purpose. L. Sarah
I enjoy the cultural adventures and the ability to travel to places that I would otherwise not be able to. I appreciate the Center providing transportation for my medical appointments as well. T. Krieger
I love the staff and the hard work they put into making each month special. M. Fellows
OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE A PLACE FOR OLDER ADULTS TO COME TOGETHER TO MEET SOCIAL, RECREATIONAL, CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, HEALTH, AND NUTRITIONAL NEEDS, TO FOSTER AN ENVIRONMENT THROUGH CARING SERVICE THAT WILL ALSO PROMOTE DIGNITY, INDEPENDENCE AND A SENSE OF PURPOSE FOR OLDER ADULTS AS WELL AS TO HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN A REWARDING VOLUNTEER PROGRAM.
According to records on file in the office of the Senior Center, and recorded by Bessie R Jones, the Center opened October 6, 1970 in the old Depot building. Classes in crafts and sewing were held and 6 travel programs showing slides were given. On October 29th an open house was held with over 150 attending according to Miss Jones. $.25 per member per month was levied to take care of expenses such as coffee and cookies for the meetings. The group continued to meet at the Depot using donated furniture and benches from the old Youth Center. Miss Jones notes that at the close of November, 1970 there were 68 paid members. Miss Jones states in her Oct/Nov minutes: "The cooperation of the City, County, organizations, and individuals in making possible this new program for the older citizens, the outstanding success it is, we the officers and members are most grateful and appreciative." Alamosa Senior Citizens became incorporated March 12, 1971 and became a 501 (c) (3) October of 1974.
The Alamosa Senior Citizens moved to the historic Hunt House in 1971 and remained there until the present facility was built in 2003.
Organization name
Alamosa Senior Citizens, Inc
1970
Tax id (EIN)
23-7183769
Category
Public & Societal Benefit
Organization Size
Small Organization
Address
92 Colorado AveMailing
P.O. Box 1007Alamosa County, CO, US